Kosmos Games isometric environment art for an adventure project

The three scenes cover ancient-world location beats: ruined sanctuary, expedition camp, and a wider exploration vista. Each frame is composed for adventure readability so the player can parse interaction points, path priority, and decoration from a single look.

The painted scenes were laid out around a fixed isometric grid so on-engine prop and character placement slots in cleanly without occlusion or perspective drift across screen sizes.

Pipeline ran composition thumbnail, color key, paint-over, and detail finishing under Kosmos review at each gate. Scene layouts kept gameplay-critical points on a clear silhouette and lighting hierarchy so the puzzle and exploration loop reads at small mobile screen sizes.

Each scene ships with a clean layered PSD and base color pass for the in-engine shader. The painting language plugs into broader studio 2D game art outsourcing deliverables for the adventure genre.

Casual painterly read with a warm exploration palette: sun-bleached stone, dusty fabric, mossy growth, and patinated metal trim. Specular pops on relic objects and lantern light pull the eye to interaction points without breaking scene cohesion.

Color rules sat inside a tight saturation range for a unified location bible across the three scenes, ready for live-ops expansion if the project ships seasonal content drops.